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Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire transformed Hoenn into a defining third-generation adventure, introducing visual, musical and gameplay ideas that still shape the series.
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Sony’s Marvel’s Wolverine PS5 bundle launches without a disc drive, with Battle Yellow and Adamantium-themed hardware, separate covers and published multi-currency pricing.
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Jeff the Killer is heading for the big screen as filmmakers and studios pursue the commercial potential of internet-born horror.
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Daeron disappears after Tumbleton in House of the Dragon Season 3. Here is what the books suggest about his fate and Season 4 prospects.
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Pearl Abyss is targeting Crimson Desert’s first DLC for release before the end of 2026, while the Switch 2 version is planned for early 2027.
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Bethesda workers used an inflatable rat, 800 red flags, posters and balloons to protest Xbox layoffs during a visit from Microsoft leadership.
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Luke Skywalker, Captain America and other heroes meet in Hope Assembles, Marvel and Lucasfilm’s five-issue crossover arriving during Star Wars’ 50th anniversary year.
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The Sims 4 has previewed free hairstyles, outfits, furniture and decor, with staggered content drops possibly arriving around its 12th anniversary.
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Steve Toussaint discusses Corlys Velaryon’s losses, his hopes for peace, Tumbleton’s filming and the limited information available about season 4.
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Ten hours into King’s Field IV, poison, slow combat and cruel traps remain relentless—but the PS2 action RPG’s strange humour keeps drawing me back.
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Agent 64: Spies Never Die recreates the auto-aim, mission-based action and multiplayer appeal of classic N64 shooters for modern PC players.
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Overwatch Season 4 lets allies cancel Life Grip with jump, while slowing long-distance pulls and creating new risks for Lifeweaver’s emergency saves.
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A new Elder Scrolls VI progress update surfaced as Xbox workers protested outside Bethesda’s office over layoffs and workplace protections.
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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North returns in a modernised Legacy Edition, with improved options, quality-of-life updates and a promise of more Tolkien games.
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Nintendo is remaking The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 in 2026, with a new visual direction and changes to its opening nightmare.
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John Wick: Continental Pursuit is now open to arcades worldwide, bringing a three-level light-gun adventure, motion effects and Mustang-inspired cabinet design.
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Overwatch 2’s season 4 battle pass offers more reward choice, but pushes free coins and Mythic Prisms behind a much longer progression grind.
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Metroid Prime Origins turns the 2002 GameCube adventure into a pixel-art 2D demake, giving Samus a fan-made 40th anniversary tribute.
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A reported Pokémon Winds and Waves leak names two Game Freak veterans as possible directors and hints at major changes to exploration, evolution and battles.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s Game of the Year nomination highlights indie ambition while AAA studios and their developers face mounting pressure.
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Racing games can be hugely rewarding to play yet remain uncommon in GOTY discussions. The key may be the difference between gaming habits and critical conversation.
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Asha Sharma’s hands-on comment offers The Elder Scrolls 6 fans a tantalising title clue, while layoffs and a long wait keep expectations grounded.
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Covenant of Gears: The Three Musketeers combines classic CRPG design, Dumas’ swashbuckling heroes, steampunk France and a powerful campaign editor.
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From EarthBound and Chrono Trigger to Golden Sun, these seven classic JRPGs still deliver memorable stories, inventive systems and distinctive worlds today.
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Halloween: The Game has been refused classification in Australia over a cannabis mechanic that appears to reward players with a tactical advantage.
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Balteus became Armored Core 6’s first major wall, but its punishing weapons and flexible solutions make the boss an effective lesson in mech building and combat.
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Three decades after Buffy faced Angelus in the season 2 finale, her one-word answer remains the clearest summary of her courage, resilience and identity.
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Fighting games can seem intimidating, but a simple approach to choosing a game, learning the basics and practising regularly makes the genre welcoming.
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Kenan and Kel finally get the childhood dream controller they wanted in the 1990s, celebrating the lasting appeal of memorable gaming hardware.
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Kel Mitchell arrives at the club with serious dance moves. Would Dance Dance Revolution prepare you to join him, or send you towards the exit?
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Kel Mitchell’s unusual Sonic merchandise discovery highlights the strange and surprising side of videogame collecting and arcade culture.
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Starting Fields of Mistria? These practical beginner tips cover inventory, exploration, town quests, combat, fishing, museum donations and ranching.
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The Last House ending turns a family survival thriller into cosmic horror. Louis Leterrier explains the merpeople, final voice and deliberately uncertain future.
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Valve is warning European Steam hardware customers that personal contact and delivery details may have been exposed after a cyberattack on CEVA Logistics.
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Asobi: Remote Play could bring PlayStation Plus cloud games to Steam Deck and Linux devices, but testing issues and subscription requirements remain.
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Hello Games planned to show more of Light No Fire in 2024, but strong wishlist numbers and the project’s ambition changed Sean Murray’s strategy.
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A Chinese court has recognised online gaming accounts as inheritable property, raising fresh questions about digital ownership, Steam libraries and player rights.
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Hello Games director Sean Murray is taking a cautious approach to generative AI, arguing that the hardest parts of making enjoyable games remain unchanged.
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A reported full refund for Battlefield 6 after multiplayer modes were vaulted raises questions about Steam’s rules and live-service game ownership.
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Darkest Dungeon is heading to comics with a canonical graphic-novel series from Vault Comics, John Lees, Maan House and Red Hook’s Chris Bourassa.
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